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Ghosn girds for the legal fight of his life

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Ghosn sits in a taxi as he leaves his lawyer's office in Tokyo on Wednesday. (BLOOMBERG)
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MATTHEW CAMPBELL
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March 06, 2019 07:23 PM

TOKYO -- The odds have been stacked against Carlos Ghosn, the once high-flying head of Nissan Motor Co. and Renault SA, since he was arrested in a country with a 99 percent conviction rate more than three months ago.

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